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2025 NFL Combine Results

Michigan had nine players compete at (or at least show up to) the 2025 NFL combine. Here are the results for the participants:

RB Donovan Edwards

• 5’11”, 205 lbs.
• 30″ arms, 10″ hands
• 4.44 forty-yard dash
• 38.5″ vertical
• 23 bench press reps

DT Mason Graham

• 6’3 1/2″, 296 lbs.
• 32″ arms, 9 1/8″ hands
• 24 bench press reps

DT Kenneth Grant

• 6’4″, 331 lbs.
• 33 1/2″ arms, 10 1/8″ hands
• 22 bench press reps

OT Myles Hinton

• 6’7″, 323 lbs.
• 34 1/8″ arms, 10 1/4″ hands
• 31.5″ vertical jump
• 4.96-second 20-yard shuttle

CB Will Johnson

• 6’2″, 194 lbs.
• 30 1/8″ arms, 9 1/4″ hands

TE Colston Loveland

• 6’6″, 248 lbs.
• 32 3/4″ arms, 10″ hands

RB Kalel Mullings

• 6’1 1/2″, 226 lbs.
• 31 3/4″ arms, 10″ hands

DE Josaiah Stewart

• 6’1″, 249 lbs.
• 31 7/8″ arms, 9 1/2″ hands

LS William Wagner

• No measurements publicly available

I was hoping to see more players participate in drills, but the growing trend is for players to wait for their pro days (or not work out at all). It would have been fun to see Kenneth Grant run the 40-yard dash and for Will Johnson to do a variety of drills, etc., but alas, we’re left to wonder.

Michigan did have running back Donovan Edwards test, and his results were pretty outstanding:

Donovan Edwards is a RB prospect in the 2025 draft class. He scored an unofficial 9.60 #RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 78 out of 1909 RB from 1987 to 2025.

Splits projected, times unofficial. https://t.co/0sQaB4ddis pic.twitter.com/sgBAkoNoMR

— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) March 1, 2025

Michigan 13, Ohio State 10

I’m sorry. I’m sorry that I underestimated Michigan again. I really should know better by now when it comes to the Ohio State game, but I just thought the #2 team that was 10-1 going into The Game would be good enough to beat the 6-5 team with no hope of a Big Ten Championship, no hope of a playoff, and a barely achieved realization of bowl eligibility. The 6-5 team was missing its best offensive player (Colston Loveland) and best defensive player (Will Johnson), not to mention a great senior safety (Rod Moore) who sealed a former iteration of The Game with an interception. By the day of the game, it was a 19.5-point spread and the only people picking Michigan were homer TV personalities like Charles Woodson and Desmond Howard.

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Michigan 50, Northwestern 6

I’m happy for the seniors. FS1 put up a stat box at one point talking about the seniors on Michigan’s team and their accomplishments. Over the past 3+ seasons, they have won a national championship, won the Big Ten three times, and gone 3-0 against Ohio State. We also saw senior Tavierre Dunlap score his first career touchdown on senior night at home. We saw Donovan Edwards get in the end zone for just the fourth time this year, which has been a disappointing season relative to expectations. There was Kalel Mullings scoring a career-high 3 touchdowns. We also saw transplanted players like Josaiah Stewart getting 2 sacks, T.J. Guy getting 1 sack, and Aamir Hall getting his first career interception in a Michigan uniform. This year has not gone according to plan overall, but at least senior night went well.

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Michigan 27, USC 24

A win is a win. I always try to keep things in perspective. Herm Edwards famously said “You play to win the game,” and Michigan won the game. The Wolverines are 3-1 and their primary goals are still within play: win the Big Ten, beat your rivals, make the College Football Playoff, and win a national championship. Sometimes you win ugly, and sometimes you win pretty. It might help put things in perspective that star tight end Colston Loveland missed the entire game with an arm injury and Will Johnson was absent at the end of the game. This just happened to be an ugly victory, but oh well.

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Michigan vs. Arkansas State Awards

Let’s see more of this guy on offense . . . Kalel Mullings. I respect Michigan’s 1-2 punch at running back, and they’ve done a good job (for the most part) of keeping guys fresh over the past several years and having at least two very good running backs. From Charbonnet/Haskins to Haskins/Corum to Corum/Edwards, the Wolverines have garnered a lot of respect. A couple games ago, though, the “Thunder” in this year’s thunder/lightning duo only had 6 carries. That’s not enough. Mullings had 15 carries for 153 yards and 2 touchdowns against Arkansas State, and he deserves to have just as many carries as Donovan Edwards, if not more. Michigan has a big game coming up this weekend, and Mullings should be getting the rock.

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